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Cyber risk topped the list of operational risks this year, as it did last year. For operational risk practitioners around the world, the threat continues to be severe. Although regulation due next year – the EU General Data Protection Regulation – imposes huge fines on companies that lose control of customer data, the risks of fraud, theft and sabotage also remain high, and are continually evolving.

But loss of customer data is not the only form of cyber risk – and threats of denial of service attacks and other forms of sabotage continue to evolve at incredible speed. The trend towards devices connected to the internet – the 'internet of things' – provides a multiple-order-of-magnitude increase in machines that can be hijacked as part of a distributed denial of service attack on a target such as an online banking portal, and security in many of them is hopelessly inadequate.

Cyber attacks as part of a ‘hybrid war' strategy are also likely to be a feature of 2017. And this is not simply a concern for countries with undesirable neighbours; cyberspace is largely borderless, and this will make it easier to launch untraceable and indiscriminate attacks against key infrastructure, to deter or disrupt foreign policy. It will also increase the risk that an attack, or the tools used to carry it out, will spread beyond the intended target.

Protecting key national infrastructure has been a focus for governments for several years, but the energy industry has now also warned that its own trading systems could be vulnerable, with an almost equally disastrous effect.